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super

basic

Two modes, as a function, it which case it refers to the method of the same name as where is called from but in the ancestor class of the current class

class Foo extend Bar {

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	global.foo === void 0 // true

	require('./thing');

	global.foo === void 0// false

	// In this example, I want to create a stream that pipes a file through a transform,
	// without beginning to read data from the file. I want the whole pipeline to be
	// lazy until I call read() on the end of the pipeline.
	//
	// Instead, the console.log() call fires unexpectedly with every line of the file.

	var fs = require('fs'),
	split = require('split'),
	stream = require('stream');

	// In this example, I want to create a stream that pipes a file through a
	// transform, without beginning to read data from the file. I want the
	// whole pipeline to be lazy until I call read() on the end of the pipeline.
	//
	// Instead, the console.log() call fires unexpectedly.

	var fs = require('fs'),
	stream = require('stream');

	var dest = new stream.Transform({highWaterMark:0});